On Aug 1, 2007, at 16:19, Brian Krusic wrote:
> I've implemented a few hook scripts in the past; checking case,
> forcing log messages and sending emails about the commits.
>
> However it appears I just implemented this stuff w/o understanding it.
>
> * problem *
>
> I have a simple post-commit.bat file which contains commands I want
> to call.
>
> In my case the contents of the post commit is;
>
> @echo off
> C:\Progra~1\Subversion\bin\svn update --username foo --password bar
> --no-auth-cache F:\Jobs\Cooljob
>
>
> The F:\Jobs\Cooljobs is the local dir that sits on the repo server
> itself as I checked out the repo on the same PC.
>
> The username/pass is used for example only.
>
> The file works if I exe it from a cli on the repo server but not
> when I commit from another PC.
>
> I expect it to work like so;
>
> 1 - User commits a file from some workstation.
> 2 - Repo executes the post commit which updates a checked out copy
> on the server itself.
Should work, provided you're checking out via http(s) or svn(+ssh).
Not sure how it is on Windows, but on UNIX, you'd also need to make
sure that the permissions of F:\Jobs\Cooljobs are such that the user
under which your repository is served is allowed to modify that
directory.
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Received on Thu Aug 2 00:46:33 2007